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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1941
Page
11
Nominations open for Amarillo's No 1 Glamor Girl with entries naming Dorothy Ann Adams, daughter of a Western sheriff, and others. The column notes readers praise Miss Adams and recounts UT Texas and Wichita club scenes, with local social figures and event details in a period, column-style note.
The Chicago Tribune Experimental Farm highlights soybeans as a soil enriching crop with 20 plus varieties and easy cultivation. It also features George H. Pring's water lilies, detailing a new viviparous species with large flowers and steps to plant, grow, divide, and overwinter them for year round display.
Seed expert J. H. Burdett warns against poor planting technique. He advises planting lima beans with eyes down to avoid deformed sprouts and recommends square plots for corn to ensure pollination regardless of wind direction.
A U S 9 cent stamp from the National Parks series features Two Medicine Lake with Mount Rockwell in view, highlighting Glacier National Park in northwestern Montana. The park spans 1534 square miles, borders Canada’s Waterton Lakes, holds 19 major valleys and 250 lakes, with Mt. Cleveland at 10,438 feet as its high point, and the continental divide runs through its length.
The piece argues Hitler is invincible on the European continent only due to equipment and supply superiority but is not invincible overall. It notes Greece exposed German tank limits, the role of anti tank guns and engineers, air superiority, and British interior lines in Africa and at home, concluding invincibility ends where confronted by oceans and sustained resistance.
Answers list birthplaces and years for Claudette Colbert El Brendel Wendy Barrie William Boyd and Olivia De Havilland with a Deuteronomy 32 16 verse noting jealousy and anger.
A posted puzzle page lists numerous horizontal and vertical crossword clues including Star of a famous group of dancers Doctor Edible fun Brim Banquets Concise Advertise ment Destructs insect Rooste Jumbled type Clearing out Dry Print measure Acts of selling Dutch abbr Groans You Print measure Dutch abbr Groans You Destructs insect Clear.
Dorothy Thompson argues Stalin fears German advances from Romania to the Balkans and Turkey. The pact with Japan reassures Moscow on the west while leaving Japan tied to China. The author stresses naval and strategic zones in the Atlantic and Middle East and notes U S awareness of key areas.
The insignia is said to depict the duties of Utility Squadron One with a pelican carrying mail for the fleet, a photographer aboard, and towing a target for anti-aircraft guns, symbolizing the squadron's practical utility in Navy service.
Ernie Pyle reflects on his England visit and the war, arguing Britain will win due to its calm, unwavering resolve. He rejects pacifist views, praises English women, and asserts America must join to keep the world from German domination. He calls total war the only just option if needed.
A collection of excerpts from leaders and diplomats praising freedom and warning against dictatorship. Notable quotes from Wallace Masaryk Gutt Fotitch Aubrey and others reflect U S global role and the democratic ideal in the lead up to war.
A sixteen year old shoe factory worker Benjamin B Lovett faced a girl’s rejection but chose perseverance. He mastered dance, taught others and became Henry Ford’s folk dancing mentor guiding 134 Michigan schools and colleges.
The FCC has created 24‑hour listening posts from the Canal Zone to the U.S. borders with 350 technicians and translators to detect subversive broadcasts. A Caribbean post tracks European beam broadcasts to the Americas, with findings shared with state, commerce, and defense agencies.
In Austin on April 21 AP reports Phil Spitalny led his all‑girl orchestra in a House of Representatives program. The mood stayed sunny as Rep Lon Be Alsup teased the presiding speaker about a visible necktie, prompting laughter and a light moment during the session.
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